A God-Fearing Nation
Is MAGA becoming Make America Christian Again? If so, is it a warning that a new round of ostracizing Jews is coming?
Christianity
My Family Grieves for Bud This Week
I am staunchly pro-life, yet I chose to end the life of our beloved dog. I found myself nagged by the question: Was I doing the right thing?
The Charlie Effect
This was the largest attendance ever for a Turning Point USA event and one of the few that was held indoors. Us “Get Real” pundits discuss The Charlie Effect. We also discuss the Schumer Shutdown and how Democrats have stabbed themselves in the foot.
The Faith of a Mustard Seed?
Jesus tells us that if we have faith as small as a mustard seed, nothing is impossible. But if nothing happens when we pray, is our faith not strong enough?
Blue In the Face
Well, I guess it’s official: I’m now “blue in the face.” The kind of blue that frustrated people get when they’ve said something so many times, they say they’ve done it ‘til they’re “blue in the face.”
A Letter From Saint Paul to Today’s American Believers
If Paul were alive in our time, he would not remain silent—he would write to the churches in America, urging them back to faithfulness in Christ and away from the snares of our culture.
The Tomato Picker and the Nice Guy
Once, there were two men. They were very different guys. They looked different. Had dissimilar backgrounds. They even smelled different.
Charlie Kirk: Turning Points in This Time (Part 2)
Charlie Kirk’s life mattered because Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield’s lives mattered. Likewise, Charles Finney and Lyman Beecher. Dwight Moody after that. Those ministers may not be household names, but Americans think and live differently because they lived.
Charlie Kirk: Turning Points in This Time (Part 1)
Charlie Kirk was assassinated. He will be an American political and cultural icon for some time to come. He is an explicitly American Christian martyr for the ages.
Charlie’s Memorial Was A State Funeral
Charlie Kirk’s memorial in Glendale, Arizona on Sunday was akin to a state funeral. This is the first time in America’s history that the death of a private citizen has been so honored.
Teach Us How to Pray
Do you know that you should pray, but you don’t get around to it as often as you ought to? Do you have trouble staying focused when you pray? Try these tips!
Nicaea’s Echo: The Creed
Anniversaries recall pivotal times. One anniversary that gotten little notice, was the 1700-year observance of the Council of Nicaea and its resulting Nicene Creed that not only advanced Christianity but cultivated the foundation of Western Civilization.
Unholy uproar: The politics of prayer
Few events in recent times have drawn as much scrutiny and commentary as the assassination at Utah Valley University of conservative and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
There Are Irreconcilable Differences
There is a huge difference between Conservative Republicans and the ever-increasingly violent left now executing a hostile takeover of the Democrat Party.
O Brother
Dan Lovette became an usher at the Baptist church on Easter Sunday, March 26th, 1961. He stood at the door shaking hands, passing out bulletins. Nobody knew Dan.
Charlie’s job was bigger than President
By all accounts Charlie Kirk lived the porecpts of Matthew 5: 3-12. Everyone seems to put his mission in terms of politics. Certainly he was as MAGA as they come. And many said he could have been president someday.
“Now, He Belongs To The Ages”
Us “Get Real” pundits spent the entire podcast discussing Charlie Kirk, his movement, his vision, his assassination and the future of America. Just before George & Steve arrived in George’s studio to tape this week’s “Get Real,” they listened to a speaker from TPUSA.
Cliffe Knechtle: The Evangelist Who Refuses to Duck the Hard Questions
For more than forty-five years, Cliffe Knechtle has been doing something most people would never dream of: standing in the middle of college campuses, Bible in hand, daring anyone and everyone to step up and ask him their toughest questions about God. And students do — in droves.
The 23rd Sean
“The Lord is my shepherd…” It’s hard for Americans to imagine shepherds. We don’t HAVE shepherds in our culture. We have Walmarts and Chipotles.
The Old Man on the Camino
Seated beside me was an elderly pilgrim who seemingly had energy to converse. His beard was white. His skin was shoe leather. His odor was ripe. He looked like a cross between Moses and a Hobbit.